The Press of Atlantic City/1963/Mrs. Hammelbacher
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Mrs. Hammelbacher
Hammonton, New Jersey. Mrs. Leonora Hammelbacher [sic] of 221 Grape Street, a resident here three years and formerly a resident of Egg Harbor City 30 years, died in Newcomb Hospital, Vineland, Tuesday after a short illness. She was 70. Mrs. Hammelbacher was a retired mirror polisher for the Nurre Mirror Co. of Egg Harbor City. She was a member of the Egg Harbor City unit of Deborah. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Bartolone of this city; three sons, John, present address unknown, Richard of Glen Riddle, Pennsylvania, and Robert, with the U.S. Navy at Portsmouth, Virginia, and grandchildren. A high Mass of requiem sung in St. Joseph's RC Church. Saturday at 9 a.m., with the Rev. Jerome B. Prisco of St. Martin de Porres Parish as celebrant. Burial will be in a local cemetery.
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